Jerryc41
Well-known member
I mentioned that I'm modifying a tenor Fluke. In doing so, I removed the bridge. When I put it back, one side was slightly raised, and it caused the C string to buzz slightly. Since I had used both glue and screws, I figured that was as far as I could go.
I removed the original bridge and installed a standard-type bridge. After putting the strings back on, I saw that the action was way too high because the bridge is high.
I will have to file/sand the bridge down and also file/sand the slot for the saddle. If only I had left well enough alone and left the original bridge in place.
I'm not looking for advice here. I'm just venting.
I removed the original bridge and installed a standard-type bridge. After putting the strings back on, I saw that the action was way too high because the bridge is high.
I will have to file/sand the bridge down and also file/sand the slot for the saddle. If only I had left well enough alone and left the original bridge in place.
I'm not looking for advice here. I'm just venting.